Dan Hesse, CEO at Sprint, discusses the U.S. economy, why he is worried about the future of the job market, his view of philanthropy and corporate responsibility and the company’s relationship with Softbank’s board.
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Forget the delivery drones and TV deals. Jeff Bezos’ stealthy foray into the unsexy world of B2B distribution is likely his most disruptive move yet — and it has an $8 trillion swath of the economy running scared.
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Just as the Great Recession sent investors retreating to value positions in the stock market, it also heightened questions for anyone investing in higher education. In general, concerns with high tuitions, student debt...
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The economy may be improving, but that doesn't mean it's any easier for today's college graduates to find a good, full-time job. The job market is highly competitive, and even if you're perfectly qualified for a position,...
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Succeeding is not moving rapidly. It's strategically deciding where to move. That's how you win in a chaotic market. And there are some legendary companies—Apple (AAPL), Danaher (DHR), Ikea, Haier, Natura, and Toyota (TM)...
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Big U.S. companies appear to have handed out smaller increases in compensation to their chief executives in 2013 than in 2012, mainly as a result of reduced grants of stock options, according to an early review of annual...
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The rules of business are changing. The CEO of a large insurance provider had the misfortune of being seated next to me at a recent event. As the founder of an enterprise software company, naturally I pressed him on his...
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The CEO of Swiss bank UBS AG UBS -0.30% is tired of people bashing the banking industry. “Life is hard enough,” Sergio Ermotti said in an interview from a very rough place, the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.
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When it comes to leaders in the global economy, a lot can change in 10 years. Of course, you already knew that—but who are the players and how is the landscape changing? We took a look at a decade's worth of data and...
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A lot of 2014 centers on just who might go public and what products might hit it big in an economy that seems poised to be less tenuous than it has been, but still volatile as interest rates creep upward and the employment...
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